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Newspaper Page TextFags SI. THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Eugene Prices Are Unchanged Eugene Markets ' Wboleeale wise at butt imevi e ant a pound rn the hm market Monday. MVi easts and cents being tbe quotations. Othar produce prices ran steady and firm. The market nee setsaauie fooowat BUTTESFAT -(Baa-la Meaat KaaaSum ooaUd (maximum of JB at 1 an add) mir tr ny imaxunum of. J M 1 par eewi ., xv,e Public Market Oiaap onions. I esxnenaa . Spinach, 1 lbs. for . Carrot, bunch quality 38Ve BTJTTEB nraalsaala Frfcesl Cartaaa Is Hlih.r) Orada A lolia Orada B ggttc CHEESI ZaMf. aartra. IK. Loaf, in ca lota, lb. . Tripe, sums, lb. , MV4c Trlrja, in case lots. lb. . EGGS Baring Prleas Orada A Urea Orada B larae Orada A medium . Orada B medium Wholesale Frleea te BetaUers Orada A larga Orada B larga Orada A medium 37-30c -JSC Orada B medium FOULTBT . Nov t colored hens no. 1 leghorn bona . Howl eolored springs Xo. 1 lagbora brollera WOOL alley, 11 months dip, lb, , (joarsa, ID. . .18-180 17o Short, 8 months clip, lb. , Lamb. lb. JO. cSu S Kin Vimg wool pelta . 40o 3JC -10c 8c Caseaim. IK Oregon grape CASCARA root lb. - TALLOW No. I , lln No. 1 in GRAINS Wheat, red, bushel Wheat, white, bushel White oats, ton Oray oats, ton turns', ton 10e Jo No. I ivie -1X7 VEGETABLES. rKTTTTft (Baying Prices Aver, for No. 1 Predate) Cauliflower, lb. -Spinach, lb, - Onions, n -r lemon cucumbers, dox. Carrots, dox. bunehea Bests.-doi. bunehea - - Strawberries, crate Peaches, basket Com, dox, eara String beans, lb, upoage, lb Oo Potatoes. 10 to 18 lbs, for , Garlic, lb. Rhubarb. S lbs. for Cucumber, New Potatoes, lb. , Beets, bunch .lSe -15e Se String besns, S lbs. for Zucclnt squash, S for Crabapples, lb. 5 CIS for Celery, bunch . Green corn. dox. ears, 10a to , Tomatoes, flat 10c JSc Green peppers, 8 lbs, for Turnips, 3 lbs. for Lettuce, lb. Winter squash, lb. cut Set cauliflower, lb. 10c 50c oi.oo ISC 10c -8c whole. 3e 10c Fruit. Rarp berries. 1 boxes for SSe Strawberries . box ISci S for 25e Bartlett Peara. box .81.25 Apples! per box, $1 to 81.W Huckleberries, lb. 17ci over IH lbs., ITel fryers, SVs to 4 lbs., 17V4ci roasters, over 4 lbs,. 1714ci colored hens. Httci Leghorns, under SV4 lbs., Hci over 3Vi pounds. 16c; old roosters, 8c lb. Dress turkeys Nominal selling prices: Hens, old crop, 34-.Sc. new crop 37o lb, lb. Onions Walla Walla, 90-95c; Oregon, 11.10-1.25 per 50-ro. bag. Potatoes New white locals, tl.90 cental; Yakima No. 1 Gems. 11.70 cental! Klamath Falls 91.80 cental. Hay Selling price on tracks Alfalfa. No. 1, iis.oo-ia.so torn oat-vetch. IH.00 ton: Willamette valley clover. 11.00 ton: tlmothv. eastern Or.nm. aat AA. .n timothy. (1 ton. Portland. ' WOOl 1941 Contracts. ftf.Mn M, nominal. 32-33o lb.i cross bred,, 34-37C io.; I am os id. Mohair 1941 12-month, 45c lb. Hops Oregon contracts (li last lb. Cascara bark 1340 peel, loci 1931, 10a Grapes, basket 15o to Quinces, lb. Dried Prunes, lb. Oversize . Extras Mediums , Pullet S0c 5c Eggs 41e 59c Dressed PoQlirr Heavy hens, lb. Light hens. lb. Fryers, lb. uucxa, ID. Butter, lb. Hlseellaneona Walnuts. Ih. Filberts lb., 20c; t tot norierauun. ID. KBDDltS, aiaca 41e 29c dressed, lb. srainuta. ID. 10c -39c J0e Rona marl. n -tt. Grape lulce. gallon Muataru Breens, 3 lbs. for isc oorgnum Molasses, qt. 45c; 44 aj. 75c t-'ioer, gallon 25e -40c .-40c -t2.no Crooked neck squash, bu, ajuceuu aqusxn. DU. Table Queen squash, dox. Peanut squish, dox, Delicious apples, box Jonathan apples, box Oreen onions, dox. bunehea , Beets, dox, bunehea Oatery, dox. bunches 80o -50c -40c .-40c J1.T5 31.00 ,40c 40o 50c espyaia. lb. , sr LvjKa HTJEEYJ IT ENDS WED! BOWOY. RACY, RIOTOUS! i twJbl'? Ground cher lie, lb. 15c; 3 fox , Portland List PORTLANrj. fire rw 1 , fs Butter Prints: A grade, 40c pound In parchment wrappers, 41c in cartons: B grade. 39c In narchmme wr,nn. cartons, 40c lb. uutterlat-rirst quality, maximum of Of 1 ner cent aetriiH, hti,,i - Portland, 40-404c lb.i premium quality, 41-410 lb.; valley routes and country Points. 2a la", nv aftlA- 1K i 38V4c. - . CheMer,?elIlng Wlail to Portland re taller;: Tillamook triplets, 38c lb.i loaf, J?" Plts to wholesalers 28c lb;! loaf, 27o F.O.B. Tillamook. ?rlce" Producers: A, large, S4c; B, large, 30c A, medium, 30c; B, medium, 26c; A small 23c; B. small. 19c. Resale to retailers, 4o higher for cases: cartons, Sc higher. Country meats Selling prices to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers. 120 to 140 lbs., 1414-150 Ifc: vealers fancy. is-20c; light thin. 14-I7e lb.i yearling lambs. lO-lsc pound: 1941 spring tab 17V4-18C lb.: ewes. S-lOo lb.l good cutter cows 12-l2t4c: canner y,'-11-1, Jb.; bulls, 14!4-I5c l Live Poultry-Buying prices. No. I trade Leghorn broilers, under 1V4 iba.. ItWSCTtwIJSIXyiliEW bus ami lJdwjubbam Don Open st 6:30 p. m. VJJ till TUES. PECHU dim! VMSSA In Radian! Colorl "Her Jungle Love with DOROTHY LAMOTJK SAT IMTLLAND CSLsDILDja 1'Biii.isai iaii iiiaf sea THE RECKLESS ERA OF WILD BILL HICOCKI munderlng down from sue oiacK Hills! mmsm f,sji 1 PIUS aL"T n""i Tny tum8 tfr v POETLAND PLOTJB PORTLAND. Or., rw la , . n, uuiiicauB uour. seuina nrtea. eitw Hell- y?ry JU?.l-bbl- loU! rmy Patents. 48s, 37.00-7 80i 90s. 38.90-7.50: baker? 1-.- -.',0?l net ".wj-e.es: uuestem. vi.io-o.tai Dienaed wheat aj.00-j.45j soft hi -w"-ouf grsnsm, gas. 35.251 .. -u. aa.au 001. 4 . Monday Radio BORE Engene 14M Kilocycles (Mutual-Den Lee Network) o.w p. in. norai oeme 5:15 News 5:30-CaptaIn Midnight 5:45 Jack Armstrong :0O Diminitlve Classics 3:15 Your Defense Reporter 3:30 News 6:45 U. S. Army 7:00 Raymond Oram Swing 7:15-1 Want a Job 7:30 Lone Ranger 3:00 Lew Diamond'e Orch. 8:30 Double or Nothing 9:00 News 9:15 Melodies for Dancing 9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 9:45 News With Phil Steams 10:00 Clyde McCoy Orch. 10:30 News 10:45 Pancho and His' Orch. 11:00 Ted Weem Orch. 11:30 Clyde McCoy Orch. 12:00 Newa 12:15 Band Wagon KOAO Corrallls w Kiloejelei 3:00 p.m. On the Campuses 5:30 Melodies for Strings 5:45 Evening Vesper Service 8:00 Dinner Concert 8:15 United Press Newa 8:30 Farm Hour 7:00 OSC Poultry Department 7:15 OSC Soils Department 7:30 4-H Club Program 8:00 University School Music (Eugene) 8:15 World In Review (Eugene) 8:30 Higher Education Speaka (Eugene) u.tuuuil -llHlK 1BIK 9:15 Excursions in Science 9:30 Musio of the Masters KOIN Portland 970 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 5:00 p.m. Vox Pop 5:30 Leon F. Drews, Organ 5:45 Bob Garred. Newa 5:55 Elmer Davis. Newa 8:00 Radio Theater 7:00 Orson Welles 7:30 Blondle 8:00 Amos 'n1 Andy 8:15 Lanny Rosa 8:30-Gay fWs. 8:55 Newa 9:00 Vox Pop 9:30 Hollywood Showcase 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Air-Flo 10:20 Dancetlme 10:30 The World Today owners or tne Air 11:00 Bob Bradlav 11:30 Manny strand Orchestra 11:55 Newa ROW Portland ta Kilocycles (NBO Bed Network) 5:00 p. m. Stars of Today 5:15 Gordon Jenkins Music The White Palace (Located at 47 East 10th) is novf OPEN FOR BUSINESS with a larger aeating capacity and better iacllIUet to further serve you. Featuring High Quality Food at No Advance in Prices "Drop in and see us we'll be glad to serve you." THURSDAY At 11:30 p. m. 'JIJ II 1 Big All-Star I V SCREEN 1 IKHIT! - I rfel ALL 1 1 sHHr- seats I I SA 40c 1 8:30 Cocktail Hour' 5:45 News 3:00 Dr. I. Q. 8:30 The Brewster Boy 7:00 Contented Hour 7:30 Cavalcade of America 8:00 Fred Waring In Pleasure Tuna 8:15 Lum and Abner 8:30 Margaret Speaka 9:00 The Telephone Hour 9:30 Hawthorne House 10:00 Newa Flashes 10:15 Your Home Town Newa 10:25 Ed Stoker's Music 11:00 String Serenade 11:30 Blue Moonlight 11:45 NBC Newa Boom ' KEX Portland 148 flseyelas (NBC Blae Network) 8:00 p.m. Adventure Stotiee 5:15 Flying Patrol 8:30 Newa of the World 5:45 Tom Mix Straight Shooters 8:00 The Bartone 8:15 Janet Jordan, ' Singer 8:30 Book of the Week 7:00 NBC 7:30 Aloha Land 7:45 Newa Headlines and HIghllghta 8:00 For America We Sing . 8:301 Love a Mystery 9:00 True or Fslse 9:30 Moonlight Sonata 10:00 Sir Francis Drake Hotel Orch. 10:30 Broadway Bandwagon 10:45 Hotel Blltmore Orch. 11:00 Thia Moving World 11:15 Palladium Ballroom Orch, 11:30 War Newa Roundup Tuesday Radio ' KOBE Engene 1488 Klleeyelea (Mutaal-Dea Lee Network) 8:00 a. m. Newa 8:15 Early, Bird -7:00 Newa 7:15 Evangelical- Church. 7:30 Morning Varieties 7:45 Morning Sermonctte 3:00 Breakfast Club 8:30 Newa 8:45 As tha Twig Is Bent 9:00 John & Hughes 9:15 Newa 9:30 Melodies by Miller 9:45 Grocery Grab Bag 10:00 Newe 10:15 Helen Holden 10:30 Front Page Farrell 10:45 I'll Find My Wav 11:00 News and Music 11:15 Anne Chancy 11:30 Hawaiian Echoes 11:45 Music 13:00 News :- 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks -lunn try lop SunOS 12:45 Slngln1 Sam j:uu Bookworm 1:15 American Wildlife 1:30 Johnson Family 1:45 At Your. Command I 3:00 Newa 3:16 Quiet Hour 3:45 Cavalcade of Drama 4:00-U. S. Navy 4:15 Ma Perkina 4:30 Casey Jones, Jr,- 4:45 Orphan Annie BOIN Portland 978 Kilocycles (CBS Network) "-00 a. m. Northwest Farm Reporter 8:15 Breakfast Bulletin 8:30 KOIN Kloek) 7:15 Headllnera 7:30 Bob Garred Reporting 7:45 Consumer Newa 8:00 Good Morning Musio 8:30 Hymns of All Churches 8:45 Stories America Loves fJJ-Kalo Smith Speaka 9:15 Big sister 9:30 Romance of Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday "yj-Llfe Can Be Beautiful 10:15 Woman in White J???-?.11" to Happiness- . J0:-Mry Lee Taylor 11:00 Bright Horiaon . 11:15 Aunt Jenny 11:30 Fletcher Wiley ll:4S-Kate Hopkins 13:00 Man I Married) iSltft-STrtS M"nte' .. 13:45 Woman of Courage l:0O-stepmother 1:15 Myrt and Marge 3HX,A?.l!Ch001 " "" ASt :15-New a:30-The CNeills !:Surt Eht-tainrnent 3:00 Joyce Jordan Y0' of Broadway 3:30 Outdoors with Bob Edge Jfoarjaieii- of the Air 4:15 young Dr. Malona 4;W501!? Husband QW,i"d-,,, """lee (NBO Bed Network) 8.00 a, m Sunrise Serenade Democracy Can Beat Hitler by Uniting. Claim (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) EffaTl1 WED. Ult C'DrNlLURIS i ; NOW PLATING M"S4o STANWYCK FONDrL mew i A raeaiasaH1oea Springfield Theatre Blehard Arlen and lea Parker la "FOWEft D1VI" elie Bart -Wheeler a) Constance Moera ta XOI VAOAI N10BT8" hart laajaeta a Haws racles are to form' the nucleus of the union. Each of the con quered democracies are to be of fered membership in the union, based on the granting of additional statehood . in this country. The German and Italian people should be given assurance that when they throw off the yoke of the dictators that they too will be given a place in the new . organization. The ultimate goal will be a union of all of the peoples of the world. Mr. Streit has no charity for the Isolationists in this country and neither did the audience to whom he spoke. - On the basis of a show of hands to questions asked by the speaker, the assembly was almost unanimous - in agreeing that this country would engage in a shoot ing war and that it was necessary for us to do so if the democracies were to win. "Tragedy" 'If Shakespeare were alive to day, I'm sure he would write an other tragedy," said Mr. Streit, "and it would be called 'Charles Lindbergh'." He has done more than' any other man to bring about a world of fast communication and draw us closer to Europe; the tragedy lies in that he still cannot see that it is impossible for us to isolate ourselves, he said. The last time Mr. Streit was on the' Oregon campus was in 1915 when he was a member of the University of Montana debating team; Since that time he has been a Rhodes scholar and also studied at the Sorbonne in Paris. For ten years he was League of Nations correspondent at Geneva for the New York Times, returning to this country in 1939. His book "Union Now," published that same year, is based upon material and ex perience he gained during those ten years. - : Examinations Slated For Civil Service - Applications must be on file by October 30 for civil service posi tions of electrician, and electrician helper to fill vacancies in the Bonneville Power Administration in Oregon and Washington. , November 3 is the deadline on applications for another group, of open competitive examinations in cluding senior safety inspector, safety inspector, associate inspec tor, assistant inspector, senior in spector, general construction in spector, associate inspector, sen ior line construction inspector, and line construction inspector. These examinations will fill in vacancies at the Bonneville plants. Another examination is open for an armament machinist to fill s vacancy in the ordnance depart ment at Ft Stevens, Oregon. A cook and senior, cook will be given civil service positions in northwest states. . . - WED AT WE8TFIB . WESTFIR. Oct 13 (Special) A marriage solemnized last Thursday evening in the study of the First Baptist church by Dr. V. H. Webster was that of Naomi Allen and Murphy Thurman, both of Westfir. ... , BRENNE IN ASTORIA Attending an Astoria meeting todav of the Oregon Coast High way group is Fred Brenne, secre tary of the chamber of commerce. He will be back in his office Tues day morning. , Legal Noticea NOTICB NOTICE Is hereby given that the un dersigned, ss guardian of Leslie Suzanne Brund and William Man son Brund. minora will after the 5th day of Nov ember. 1941. at the store of William Kyle and Sons in Florence. Lena county. Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cash all of the right, title and Interest of said minors In the following des cribed real property. Undivided one-seventh in Lot No. 13, Block 1, in Morse's Addition to the Town of Florence, in Florence. Lane county, Oregon, together with all Tide Lands abutting on Lota No. 13 and No. 13. res., in' Block No. 1 of Morse's Addition to the Town of Florence, in Florence Lane County, Oregon. Lots No.1 1 and No. 3, Block No. 4 in the Town of Florence, in Florence, Lane County, Oregon. Sale will be made pursuant to an order of the Honorable Clinton Hurd. Judge of the County Court, State of Oregon for Lane County, BERNTTA M. BRUND Guardian of Leslie Suzanne Brund and William Manson Brund, 1430 West Broadway, Eugene. Oregon. 840 Mon. Nov. 3 8:30 Early ' Barda 7:00 Newa Headlines and Highlights 7:15 Musio of Vienna 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Stars of Today 8:15 Studio 8:45 David Herum 8:00 Women's World 8:15 The Bride Julia , '8:30 News for Busy Women . 8:48 Skltch Henderson 10:00 Emma 'Otero 10:15 Bess Johnson 10:30 Bachelor's Children - 10:45 Dr. Kate 11:00 Light of the World 11:15 The Mystery Man 11:30 Valiant Lariv ll:45Arnold Grimm's Daughtaa 13:00 Against tha Storm 13:18 p. m. Ma Perkins 13:30 The Guiding Light 13:45 Vlo and Sade 1:00 Backstage Wife 1:15 Stella Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones. 1:45 Young Wldder Brown 3:00 When a Girl Marries 3:15 Portia Faces Life 3:30 We, the Abbotts 3:45 Story of Msry Martin 3:00 Pepper Young's Family 3:15 Lone Journey 3:30 Phil Win 3:45 Paul Douglas Sports 4:00 Johnny Johnston. Singer 4:15 Richard Brooks i 4:30 Gordon Jenkins Musio KEX Portland 1408 Klloeyeles . .. (NBO Blue . Network) 8:09 a. m. The Quack- of Dawn 7:00 Western Agriculture 7:15 Amen Corner Program 7:30 Breakfast Club :15 dark Dennia, Tenor 8:30 What's News 8:35 Studio 8:45 Keep Fit Club with Patty Jean 8:00 Hollywood Headllnera :Sf Betty Randall's Luncheon Party .I:!?!f,,on, Tvm and Home 10:I(Toley and Glenn 10:30 News Charmingly We Live ll:J-Seographieal Travelogue 11:15 Sewing School ; 11:30 stars of Today ' 11:45 Studio 13:00 Orphans of Divorce !3;S5ohn7,w1f.HM,e-,0" Hm UiiaUJUtt Plain Bill 1 You- - - llMSt'et8 1-35Rose City Calendar Household Hints l:-Assoclsted Press News J:?'LFlt Club wia Patty Jean 3:15 Curbstone Quiz lijo The Quiet Hour i:JJ-5etWMB Bookandt 9:15 News 3: -Preseott Presents 4.00-Count Your Blessings 4:18 Mr. Keen Tracer 4:30 stars of Today . . 4:48 Voice of Prophecy NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned. Mae H. Paris, has been appointed executrix of the estate of Archie R. Paris, deceased, by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, and. has duly qualified aa such executrix. All persona having claima against aald estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same verified ss required by lew, with the proper vouchers within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, to the exec utrix of said estate at the law offices of Donald R. Husband, 640 Willamette street. Eugene. Oregon. MAE H. PARIS, Executrix of the Estate of Archie R. . Paris, Deceased. DONALD R. HUSBAND, Attorney for the Estate. Date of first publication Sept. 29, 1941. No. 831, Mon., Oct 37. Filed by Donald Husband. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Vera Loehner Holland ho been appointed administratrix of the estate of Henry Loehner. by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, and has duly qualified as such admlnlstratix. All person having claims against the aaia estate are nereoy noufled to pre sent the same verified as required by law, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the time of the first publication of thia notice, to the ad ministrator of said estate, at the law offices of Donald R. Husband, 890 Wll- wnavie on-eer, cugene, Oregon. VERA LOEHNER IHOILAND, Administratrix for the Estate .,-tB.'5?fy I-oahner, Deceased. DONALD R. HUSBAND, Attorney for the Estate. Date of first publication, - Sept. 15, 1941. 823 Monday, Oct. IS. Professional Cards NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Si aula. T, " ." Administrator of mini-teat; ok. J"?.. A.a- nH C 'J'- ."I?. wea- -. 7 , r.B m flovemner. igai e?15. S3?- . Dated thi..-.th day o7"octo?S Iffi . MADISOM r want,,- ' HARRIS A- irnveo . A!"talb:ator. Attorneys. ' DINE & DANCE The HOLLAND Open Daily 2:00 p. m, on TASTY FOODS FLOOR SHOWS v ORCHESTRA A dm. J5c includes . hors d'oeuvres J5!fJ":- ' ' S""JdJ tofspeeui din5i -. -SragCBIMION BATES J carrier, yearly in i By Carrier. By Mall lit fv.. " ... Putrid. . of stateVve. By Man. 1 month 87 M'VZ?"h MftS flv f, Pl- CEatTIFIED., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT "PERCY W. BROWN 'Spencer r. collins & co. Funeral Notices . 75 Martin b6 held nsARTTM Mrs. Anna funpral services will bi Wednesday. Oct, 15th, at- 1:30 p. m. from the Schweringchapel in Creswell. Rev. Floyd E. Dor ris will officiate. Interment wiU be in the Creswell cemetery. Death Notices 50 HUGHES Loren Hughes, of Boise, Idaho died at the Eugene hospital Saturday. Oct 11th. He was born June 15, 1920. The body will be shipped to Boise by the Poole chapel. JAKEWAYS Robert Jakeways of Marcola. died Sunday, Oct 12th. at the age of 59 years. Funeral service and obituary will be an nounced later from the Poole chapel. SNOW Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Snow died at her home in Springfield Sunday, Oct. 12th. She is survived by her parents and 2 sisters. Bran-etetter-Simon chapel is in charge. BLOCK Charles Henry Block, of Los Angeles, died in Eugene, Sunday, Oct 12. The body will be shipped to Los Angeles by Poole chapel for funeral and burial. SLAVENS Henry . Riley Slavens died in cugene, aaiuraay, uci. 11th. He was born April 5, 1867 at Sweethome. He is sur vived by a son Joe, Coburg; a sister. Mrs. Ann Lee, Albany. Graveside service will be held Tuesday. Oct. 14th at 10:30 a. m. at the Coburg cemetery. The Poole chapel is in cnarge, SPATTN Viola E. Soaun of 2107 Roosevelt Blvd.. died in Eugene Sunday, Oct. 12, at 89 years. Born March 28. 1852 in Water- ford, Penn. aurvivea c-y one daughter, Mrs. Addie Williams, of Mapleton; 3 grandchildren: 9 sroat ffranrlphildren: 7 (Treat great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 14 from Rrnnstetter-Simon. Rev. G. L. Raush officiating. Interment at Laurel Hill cemetery. Funeral Directors 100 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4331152 Olive St PHIL BAP ?HOLOMEW CHAPEL spnnglieiq Btn ana u. rn. en Miller-Sherman Funeral Home Junction City 662, Harrisburg 42 POOLE FUNERAL HOME Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 341 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Ph. 112 Pearl St. at 10th Florists 110 RAWS Better Flowers Ph. 81 Personals 145 DENTAL PLATE REPAIR TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Cor. 8th Willamette, Eugene, Ore. rciepnone mm YOUNG women In trouble and in need of a friend ere asked to communicate with Mrs. Major C. Ford of the local Salvation Army, phone 2099 or come to 719 Pearl street or P. O. Box 245: or write Major Mildred Pratt, Salvation Army White Shield aivunu, rfuai n. w, mayiair Avt rwuanq. urcgon. Professional Tnix! rUx-BlCIANS a SURQEOviT FOX. L K 71)9 Miner. PhnTGo VTV Ml n f!Hi nr.nn rvwrii rJ rt i - ... llllanv RIHe DENTIST aaAi,ara(T. VV I VI OfTOMETRIST AND OPTirixg PR. LLLIUTI'-I.O.Q.F. RTJvf OSXEOPATmc PHYSICXAJT Ph. TAYLOR. 430 Mixter. pjTvtK JOIN THIS CLASS FOR BEGINNERS ONLY ... and you'll learn to dance all the lat est 8teps. No special ability reqSired .fte?UthT . V mpletely Mffmrui ""tjesson-your money refunded. Partners furnished. i Class Starts : Tutsday. Oct 14, 8 p. m ' . on course (a pa As little ss $1.00 down . $De5U MERRICK DANCE STUDIO CAN You take it? Are you inv rnune to spook-itus? Can you ignore galloping ghosts? If you can. the McDonald Theater will pay you five dollars to sleepiH a coffin in th lnhk w SKs sTt i i -sn """li'ff" 5eK roue ASTHMX Sinus. Rrnnlol AlT Fnnrrtllopractic,Phician- 18 r.. Brawy.. over Woeto , BATHS Steam rSTbrj-nT- SSt.S' s! r? STEAM BATHS & MAS9ATJF"' iVSWY DEMONSTRATIONS ' i prineiieia. Ph. 4RR oeraj ?5!l&tt.!aMj CrJ ui4d a Log T i . ficingpaved'ffAl level and hugJO 0ther3are.i,tlfte: coverea with gS" each trari uIBWa EugelirYhT&lll ior 8 acres. "1B ueians In viTf Oregon FarmS .uje.-g CLOSED CORNER Id 10, . suitable fo, J lrt real sacri- .: REALTY GO 99x130, cou; .. well imDrnuTV KlamaUi Fall,, ffli to every detail - oi excellent hS wired for Ughto. S trade for pronertv ! amette VallevT?? -3: B.9XJ86. Klamithr, INVEST FOTTINCO Aml.-Wa"""1'' M uum.ca IU B mO, youin possession, 32 E. 8th 5 Rooms, all hardwood a first class rnnHKI nished. Extra large M pf trees and shrubs. MS terms. r RAMEY W. RTJG5I . 948 OakStj BEST RIVERBOiH Acreages about 6 milaJ Eugene. Excellent build suburban htoj located: best of lnH ry and walnut orcM ctute. rrjtea at fug a acre. C.T. HYDE REAITt bzb Willamette St W FOR SALE ' BY OWE FOUR W TWirf.J from .River Road kU urauuiui acres in uiari uon ah wooded. Mia offer. Ph. 3635-W. NICE HOME ON WK?: Here is a 3-bedroom Iso! laree. rooms. hsnimnU fireplace, basement mil in line conaiuon, loroM $500 cash and baL M Li. Li. MILLER HlMTv gov Willamette St. SACRIFICE mv hmu. It New, small house;.biij snea, eiectncity. lnutM Der. lioing to uu. H $1500; sell for $1000, H Accent '32 to '35 car ill Sandy Phillips, Ventltl 60 ACRES. 6 mi. out, wl than enough timber It f it; fine springs, good rai DAN FREE 119 E. Broadway m MODERN Except heal; I and bath; oak floon i room, dinette and hit I attic: ear. and Woodsba on Elmira road, 1st cut Ed: Jensen at Co, GOOD HIGH VIEW At flicn of ritv. So. otll Pltv wntpr nnrl TiffhtLtf SAM RUGH REAM 1029 Willamette GviEra psycread: INGS. 1143 OakJ Apt. Al. Ph. fayUHOLOGlST - READINGS by appointment. PhogalPM ' Lost & Found 150 Lw;.T VSlite ny Yorkshire T il !,ow5.far?t "Mickey." 1524-W. - Mwara' PB STr5(fI mv place 2 yearUng Se'f?rJ'. Owner may have by Lu?T .maU diamond ring 8 Bmr& ' Ethel Bide- 2"M Tfajagjortetion 160 t ..fOWEST RATES ae??"1 O. W. S1.8S; R. T.. n 1 m tun 8:i5 - :30 SB 2 v p tm" ei, .?BP ranclsco llir-p V-.fi1.?5: Angeles a - 50LLAR BUS LINES - n- roaawT Phona ana 117 A xrm rr- flm sus Service Bt-'i. feP .ivii, ii. 4 v-r -ii, Real Estate for Sale 200 Mi. No. overpass on new 99. G. Jacobs, nnrnar nr. -.1 totalprice " 0.aa 17001 i LHQP0ES. 742 Will. St. CnmniE JM CATALOG" Complete details, 250 farms 2-?gJLSett!ernenLM In ...wave . at convenient t i ijnKS' us snow you, Jj. E. HODGES. H- win ei u' -ewnS. -'tL ' r?ceBl iistf.te Servicr S.HOOM MODERN HtS Floors all finished, baseue) Elace, $3150; 10 down) ke rent. ' J PAUL W. CAMPSW 820 Miner Bide, ft H. E. CULLY .AND ASS0CUID Complete RealrSwJ IjOIS Homes Loaru-- 68 W. Broadway-ra, A HEAT, MM 65 Acres, creek bottaM buildings, all modem . -L. E. HODGES, 742 M on place. $5,000. tav. -nxnvnr email ni Mit-u-ft a -m una Ml fine soil. Beautiful seW ed for .quick sale, m See it at 1 mi. S. SsntjC Irvington Dr.,i3jibSgt 4 ACRES-near airports house. 18 in., whew, trade for late model S tor. IH mi. W. of lit 18th. E. F. Jonei: - For-Scde.By-O $S0a Down. S room WJ decorated, immediaUK" Ph. 2247-W. --- FOR SALE by owner, J 8 rm. house, 5 rm. 2 house. 12 A. Imp. df! owner now. 3673iS3 189 A. Mohawk VaUej.' i Darns, sdoui exceUent pasture.- Cm Stephen. Mohawk. A ALL KINDS OF Sec. Floor pi oa FOR SALE byOTmS 342 A. for sale nr . - Eugene, propirtar. Tflth"". 'ff opnngfield. pvp - Complete Real Eltate Servica "aV,,e,"uP..- S, BeniamlB rs!'ESrte5LPhM62p 'WPffl' t ? rtWup2TTH. Real EiUto V- KWff. PK, Jam ni. tt ii mm mmnn A PTVT UZ.TTT 8 rm. house, o rm. k house. 12 A., imR ra owner now. 36LEvM Imp. 40 a., tpzl t Miles out on g - j cost more than i we U Li. E. HODUtI RESIDENTIAL inc,ftri in Dodge City. Ka, trade for property Reff.-Guard boxji!-- 10 ACRES River bottoB Santa Clara, it. DAW rm o.rcR0WK .. All (f sanr insrrifl mMffll r lots. $890. yuios Tb t for acreage. 918jJS? Keai aictr3 320 ACRES. 60 Acrei jta torn In cuitivauou 861 WUlomatt Phone 3081 rssss: .mri hou,. etc taSl I 1 1 A m ----.a.Btf . - "i IP aaj BIVIVfTW